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MA in Dispute Resolution

Delivery method

All Master of Arts in Dispute Resolution courses are delivered on campus at the University of Victoria. For some courses, you will participate in weekly, three-hour seminars. Other courses will be delivered as intensive workshops focused on building your skills in a highly collaborative environment.

Some electives, especially those you may select from the School of Public Administration's other graduate programs, may be available as online courses.

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Prof. John Langford comments in Justine Hunter's article for the Globe & Mail that the BC Liberal multicultural strategy hurts the institution of government.

A thoughtfully-implemented congestion charge could help alleviate traffic woes in Halifax and other cities, Dr. Lindsay Tedds states in a recent column in the Globe and Mail.

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